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| Price: |
$875,000 |
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Acreage: |
4.75 |
| Town: |
Lakeville, CT |
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Bedrooms: |
4 |
| Style: |
Federal |
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Baths: |
2.5 |
| Age: |
1868/1808 |
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Taxes: |
$6,371 |
The Holley-Williams House circa 1768, is a fine example of Federal Architecture. It stands with its outbuildings— an ice house, a barn, a carriage house, and a seven-hole out house— on a knoll overlooking the site of the Holley Manufacturing Company. The front portico with its Ionic columns leads into a wide entrance hall with a curving staircase, a downstairs parlor, an exhibit room, and the original keeping room. The dining room overlooks an old-fashioned walled garden. Many architectural elements in the 1808 addition, such as the main entry door, door surround and fanlight, and interior woodwork, came from designs found in Asher Benjamin’s pattern books. The open space of the parcel consists primarily of gardens, located next to the house, and a field/orchard at the rear. This open space provides a natural setting that complements the historic structures. WEBSITE #462
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